Opequon Social Notes Highlight Local Visits and Yard Party
Opequon Virginia residents, including Mrs Jefferson and Mr Charles Newcome of Washington DC, visit relatives and friends. Mrs Catherine Miller improves at home as local and visiting families call on Sunday and Monday. The Opequon Union Chapel to host a yard party Friday night July 2 for church funds.
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Opequon
Jefferson
Charles Newcome
Washington, D. C
Clint .Miller
Lawrence Davis
Roanoke
D. C
Alice Lupton
Catherine Miller
J. B. Singhass
J. L
Carpenter
Edith Keller
Ada Bayliss
Hilda Miller
Hilda Bayliss
Rev. Graham
Lillian
Mary
J. B. Bywaters
Opequon Union Chapel
Gilbert Bayliss
Berryville
Local Socials and Weekend Visits Reported
Miss Ada Bayliss hosts Monday evening gathering. Mr. Allen Campbell of Oklahoma departs after visiting his brother Mr. B C Campbell. Farmers busy with harvest. Mr. and Mrs. J L Singhass and Mrs. J T Carpenter with two daughters Anna and Frances attended Lebanon memorial services. Mr. W F Rinker and daughter Lillian visited Mr. B C Campbell Sunday.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ada Bayliss
Allen Campbell
Oklahoma
B. C. Campbell
J. L. Singhass
J. T. Carpenter
Anna
Frances
Lebanon
W. F. Rinker
Lillian Rinker
B. Cc. Campbell
Reverend J C Hooks Responds To Critics In Civil War Letter
The Star reprints a Civil War era letter by Reverend J C Hooks defending Lincoln and northern conduct. Hooks argues Lincoln is mythologized, cites suppression of dissent, and recalls wartime violence and repression in Missouri near Kansas City as context for his critique.
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the Star
Abraham Lincoln
North
George Washington
Jesus Christ
God
Peter Cartwright
United States
Illinois
Lincoln
Star
Sheridan
Sherman
John Brown
Aaron
Israel
Missouri
Kansas City
Quanterll
Confederate Soldier Letters on War Crimes and Reconstruction
A Virginia correspondent from Winchester reflects on Civil War excesses and postwar reconstruction. He denounces Union cruelty, praises Confederate memory, and criticizes northern policy and federal reconstruction, citing specific incidents near New Market and contemporary politics. Dated Winchester Virginia June 22, 1926.
Church to hold children's service in Fawcett Gap
FAWCETT GAP Va June 24 There will be a children's service at St. Paul Lutheran Church Sunday evening June 27 at 7 30 o clock.
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Fawcett Gap
St. Paul Lutheran Church
Local Social Roundup Features Snapps and Fawcetts
Mrs Ella Snapp spent Sunday with Miss Christena Snapp. Mr and Mrs Lloyd Womeldorph are at their home here after spending the winter in Lovettsville Virginia where Mr Womeldorph is principal of the high school. Mr and Mrs Julian Fawcett visited at the home of Mrs Charles Richard of Stephens City on Tuesday. Mr C T Fawcett is spending his vacation in Salem Ohio at this writing.
MENTIONED IN THIS ARTICLE
Ella Snapp
Christena Snapp
Lloyd, Womeldorph
Lovettsville
Womeldorph
Julian Fawcett
Charles Richard
Stephens City
C. T. Fawcett
Salem
Ohio
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Frigidaire
GMAC
Deerfield
America
M. B. Clowe
Nash
Hudson
Shenandoah Motor CO
Nash Dealers
H. A. Schmidt
C. H. Shutte
Handley School
J. C. Hooks
New Market
Wortz
Virginia
Bob Taylor
Mr. Coolidge
Williamsburg
Winchester
Ino. S. Solenberger & Co
Ramsey Furniture CO
THE
Betty Shoppe
M. Hagel
Fawcett
Buick
Buick Motor CO
General Motors Corporation
Flint, Michigan
Buick Motor
H. W. Ebert
Winchester Garage
R. M. Swimley
Erge
Washington
C. I Brumback
Hansbrough & Carter
Insurance, Loans
Reau Estate
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